Been back a few times, always solid. Had the monkfish and prawn curry special last night &ndash; it was surprisingly light but still really flavourful. The live music downstairs gives the place a proper buzz.

The view over Strangford Lough to the Mournes is the main event here. Had a decent burger, but honestly, you&#39;re paying for that panorama. Just sat there with a pint for ages.

Been coming here for years now. The coffee and sandwiches are always spot on, and the place has that same bright, cheerful feel every single time. Staff are genuinely kind, which keeps me coming back. It&#39;s just a reliable spot.

The gluten-free options here are pretty good, nearly the whole menu. Our server was friendly and helpful, which made ordering straightforward. The food itself was decent, though a couple of dishes were a touch salty for my taste.

The herb-crusted salmon was spot on. But the real vibe came from the space itself &ndash; the lighting was just right, and the booths were so comfy we ended up lingering over that rich chocolate brownie for ages.

Tried the steak sandwich for the first time. It was really tasty, the meat was cooked just right. Good prices too. Service was fine, no complaints.

The acoustics here are spot on. It was packed when we visited, but the noise level was surprisingly comfortable. Could actually have a conversation without shouting. The staff were quick to clear tables, too.

Love that they&rsquo;re dog-friendly during the day! Our pup got a little water bowl and the staff were so kind. Really appreciate a place that welcomes the whole family. 🐾

The wine list is pretty good, with some decent options that go nicely with the food. A solid choice if you&#39;re looking for a glass with your meal.

Good spot for breakfast. They took my gluten allergy seriously, which I appreciate.

The warmed slabs for the small fry is a nice detail. Makes a big difference. Friendly, quick service too.

Spice bag was decent, and the fruit salad dessert was a nice touch. Prices are fair, nothing too fancy. Just a solid spot for a quick bite.

The marina view is really something on a sunny day. Sat by the window for lunch and just kept looking out. Food was decent, but that backdrop made the whole thing.

Been coming here for years. Food&#39;s always solid, and the old building gives it a real charm. Staff are quick and friendly, which is nice. It&#39;s just a reliable spot.

Great value with the meal deals. The staff were really helpful - one waiter noticed we were debating and suggested a thin base for a well-done pizza. Made a good call.

The Sunday roast beef was really good, came with all the trimmings and proper gravy. The seasonal veg were a nice addition. The whole place just feels really cosy and relaxed, which I liked.

Lovely little spot by the harbour. I was there on a sunny morning and the sea view was just perfect with my coffee. The staff were super friendly, too.

Christmas lunch was lovely. I&#39;m not vegetarian but tried the mushroom wellington, really enjoyed it. Service was friendly and quick, even though it was packed.

A really comfortable spot for a quiet meal. The service was just right &ndash; friendly and there when you needed it, but never hovering. Felt very relaxed the whole time.

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